A sharp norm inequality for entanglement-breaking channels
Eran Kopel
Abstract
For a channel Φ on Md written in the generalised Bloch parameterisation r Ar+c, we prove that entanglement breaking implies \|A\|*2 + d(d-1)2|c|2 (d-1)2, where \|·\|* denotes the nuclear norm. The bound is attained in every dimension by the completely dephasing channel, and at d=2 by an explicit family with c≠0. The qubit case reads \|A\|*2+|c|21 and extends to full rank a rank-two condition of Ruskai. The proof sharpens Ruskai's bound \|A\|*1 by retaining the POVM completeness relation Σk fk=0, which her argument discards; this recentres A from a second moment into a cross-covariance, and is the entire content of the improvement.
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